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Samsung Electronics Introduces New LED Product Dedicated to Plant Growth

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660nm Wavelength Promotes Plant Flowering, Growth, and Photosynthesis

Samsung Electronics has launched a new LED package product dedicated to plant growth, 'LH351B Red'.

Samsung Electronics' 'LH351B Red' is a high-power (power consumption of 1 watt or more) LED light source package that emits red light in the 660nm wavelength band, and is a product dedicated to plant growth that promotes photosynthesis in plants.

Generally, plants exhibit different chemical reactions depending on the wavelength of light, and among these, the 660nm (nanometer) red wavelength is known to be effective in promoting plant flowering, growth, and photosynthesis.

This product has the advantage of reducing electricity costs for farms through superior light efficiency and heat dissipation technology, and also provides design convenience to customers with the same design as the existing white light source 'LH351' product.

Additionally, Samsung Electronics has added PPF specifications to existing mid-power (power consumption of 1 watt or less) packages for general lighting 'LM301B', 'LM561C', and high-efficiency modules 'H inFlux' and 'Q-series' so that customers can use them as lighting for plant growth.

Choi Yun-jun, Executive Vice President of Samsung Electronics' LED Business Division, stated, "This plant growth-dedicated LED package incorporates Samsung Electronics' LED technology proven in the general lighting market," and added, "Customers can now receive both general lighting and plant growth light sources from Samsung Electronics."

Samsung Electronics will showcase plant growth-dedicated LED packages and modules at LIGHTFAIR International 2018, a lighting exhibition held in Chicago, USA from the 8th to the 10th of this month.
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